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In the midst of his successful 4 Your Eyez Only Tour, J.Cole and his Dreamville crew took time out of their tour schedule to visit inmates of the San Quentin State Prison.

Located in San Francisco, Cole stopped by the prison to speak to the many inmates whose voices go unheard and, for some, who might not step foot outside of the prison gates ever again.

The Dreamville crew took to Instagram so share their thoughts about Quentin visit, with Dreamville President Ibrahim Hamad stating:

One of the most moving moments since this new journey. Spent a day with some brothers whose stories go unheard behind the wall. Learned a lot, so much work to be done. This system will try not to give you a voice but we’re listening.

 

One of the most moving moments since this new journey. Spent a day with some brothers whose stories go unheard behind the wall. Learned a lot, so much work to be done. This system will try to not give you a voice but we’re listening. ✊

A post shared by Felton Brown (@feltonamus) on Aug 1, 2017 at 10:40am PDT

While on tour, J. Cole has not only spoken out about the justice system, but he’s also symbolically protested the fight against the unfair conditions by rocking an orange prison jumpsuit while on stage.

Checkout more pictures below:

 

We got the opportunity to spend the day at San Quentin State Prison talking and meeting inmates who will never see the outside again. That experience was a life changing experience and wish I had the ability to put that in a caption but that wouldn’t be doing it justice.

A post shared by Ibrahim H. (@kingofqueenz25) on Aug 1, 2017 at 10:13am PDT